"Cold Turkey" is a song written by John Lennon, and recorded by The Plastic Ono Band. Its first public performance was recorded and released on the Live Peace In Toronto 1969 album by The Plastic Ono Band which included Lennon (vocal, guitar), Eric Clapton (lead guitar), Klaus Voormann (bass), Alan White (drums) and additional vocalizing by Yoko Ono. Yoko introduced it as the newest song written by John; John added that the band had never played the song together as a group before.
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- "Cold Turkey" is a song written by John Lennon, and recorded by The Plastic Ono Band. Its first public performance was recorded and released on the Live Peace In Toronto 1969 album by The Plastic Ono Band which included Lennon (vocal, guitar), Eric Clapton (lead guitar), Klaus Voormann (bass), Alan White (drums) and additional vocalizing by Yoko Ono. Yoko introduced it as the newest song written by John; John added that the band had never played the song together as a group before. The song was released as a single in October 1969, and was John Lennon's second solo single ("Give Peace a Chance" being the first). According to Peter Brown in his book The Love You Make, the song was written in a "creative outburst" following Lennon and Yoko Ono going "cold turkey" from their brief heroin addictions. Brown also states that Lennon presented the song to Paul McCartney as a potential single by The Beatles, but was refused and released it as a Plastic Ono Band single with sole writing credits to him. "Cold Turkey" was the first song John Lennon wrote for which he took sole credit; his previous compositions, including his first single release, Give Peace a Chance, were attributed to the Lennon/McCartney partnership. (In the 1990s "Give Peace a Chance" was officially credited to Lennon as sole composer. ) Besides Lennon, this recording features Eric Clapton on lead guitar, Klaus Voormann on bass and Ringo Starr on drums. It was recorded in Abbey Road Studio 2. In 1969 Lennon returned his MBE to Buckingham Palace saying "I am returning this MBE in protest against Britain’s involvement in the Nigeria-Biafra thing, against our support of America in Vietnam, and against Cold Turkey slipping down the charts. With love, John Lennon of Bag. " John Lennon would perform this song, along with Don't Worry Kyoko, live at the Lyceum Ballroom with George Harrison, Keith Moon, Eric Clapton, and others. This would be Lennon's last live performance with any of the other Beatles and this version would be available on his Some Time in New York City album. The song's first appearance on a Lennon album was the 1975 compilation Shaved Fish. In March 2005, Q magazine placed "Cold Turkey" at number 74 in its list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Tracks.
- Cold Turkey ist ein Lied, das von John Lennon komponiert wurde. Es erschien im Oktober 1969 als zweite Single der „Plastic Ono Band“. Auf der B-Seite befand sich das von Yoko Ono verfasste Don’t Worry Kyoko. Cold Turkey war das erste Stück, das Lennon als alleinigen Autor nannte, zuvor war stets Paul McCartney – selbst wenn dieser nicht beteiligt war, wie beispielsweise bei Give Peace a Chance – als Co-Autor angeführt worden.
- "Cold Turkey" es una canción escrita por el músico británico John Lennon, grabada por The Plastic Ono Band y publicada como sencillo en octubre de 1969. Según Peter Brown, la canción fue escrita en una "explosión creativa" que siguió al momento en que John Lennon y Yoko Ono dejaron su breve adicción a la heroína. "Cold Turkey" es una expresión en inglés que se refiere al síndrome de abstinencia (también llamado "el mono"). Brown también aseguró que Lennon presentó la canción a Paul McCartney para ser publicado como sencillo de The Beatles, si bien la rechazaría, dejándole vía libre para editarla en solitario. El tema incluye a Eric Clapton en la guitarra principal y fue grabado en el Estudio 2 de Abbey Road Studios. En 1969, Lennon devolvería su medalla que le acreditaba como Miembro del Imperio Británico al Palacio de Buckingham con una nota que decía: "Devuelvo este MBE en protesta por la participación de Bretaña en la cosa de Nigeria-Biafra, por el apoyo de América en Vietnam y porque "Cold Turkey" ha salido de las listas de éxitos. Con amor, John Lennon. " Freddie Hubbard grabó una versión instrumental en 1970 como canción descartada de su álbum Red Clay. La versión de Hubbard, que incluye la participación de Herbie Hancock y Joe Henderson, está influida por el funk y el free jazz. En marzo de 2005, la revista Q colocó "Cold Turkey" en el puesto 74 de las 100 Mejores Pistas de Guitarra.
- 1969. október 24-én jelent meg John Lennon és a The Plastic Ono Band második kislemeze, a "Cold Turkey". Feszes, gitárközpontú dal, ami egy szenvedélyről való azonnali leszokásról szól (az angol szlengben ezt a folyamatot nevezik „cold turkey”-nek). Ez a szenvedély pedig nem más, mint Lennon heroinfüggősége. A dalt eredetileg a Beatles következő kislemezének szánta, de visszautasították.
- コールド・ターキー（Cold Turkey、邦題：冷たい七面鳥）は1969年にジョン・レノン率いるプラスティック・オノ・バンドの第2弾シングルとして発表した曲である。
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- "Cold Turkey" is a song written by John Lennon, and recorded by The Plastic Ono Band. Its first public performance was recorded and released on the Live Peace In Toronto 1969 album by The Plastic Ono Band which included Lennon (vocal, guitar), Eric Clapton (lead guitar), Klaus Voormann (bass), Alan White (drums) and additional vocalizing by Yoko Ono. Yoko introduced it as the newest song written by John; John added that the band had never played the song together as a group before.
- Cold Turkey ist ein Lied, das von John Lennon komponiert wurde. Es erschien im Oktober 1969 als zweite Single der „Plastic Ono Band“. Auf der B-Seite befand sich das von Yoko Ono verfasste Don’t Worry Kyoko. Cold Turkey war das erste Stück, das Lennon als alleinigen Autor nannte, zuvor war stets Paul McCartney – selbst wenn dieser nicht beteiligt war, wie beispielsweise bei Give Peace a Chance – als Co-Autor angeführt worden.
- "Cold Turkey" es una canción escrita por el músico británico John Lennon, grabada por The Plastic Ono Band y publicada como sencillo en octubre de 1969. Según Peter Brown, la canción fue escrita en una "explosión creativa" que siguió al momento en que John Lennon y Yoko Ono dejaron su breve adicción a la heroína. "Cold Turkey" es una expresión en inglés que se refiere al síndrome de abstinencia (también llamado "el mono").
- 1969. október 24-én jelent meg John Lennon és a The Plastic Ono Band második kislemeze, a "Cold Turkey". Feszes, gitárközpontú dal, ami egy szenvedélyről való azonnali leszokásról szól (az angol szlengben ezt a folyamatot nevezik „cold turkey”-nek). Ez a szenvedély pedig nem más, mint Lennon heroinfüggősége. A dalt eredetileg a Beatles következő kislemezének szánta, de visszautasították.
- コールド・ターキー（Cold Turkey、邦題：冷たい七面鳥）は1969年にジョン・レノン率いるプラスティック・オノ・バンドの第2弾シングルとして発表した曲である。
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